Restore Lightness, Reveal Your Expression

When excess skin accumulates around the eyes, it can soften definition, weigh down your gaze, and alter the natural contour of your expression. Whether it’s a subtle hooded fold or more significant drooping that impacts your vision, the result is often the same—eyes that appear tired, aged, or less open than they once did. At Adoro Medical Spa, eyelid rejuvenation is approached with a balance of surgical precision and aesthetic restraint to restore a brighter, lifted look—while preserving the nuances that make your expression unique

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Why Excess Eyelid Skin Develops

The skin of the eyelids is among the thinnest on the body—and among the first to reflect time and gravity. As collagen and elastin decline with age, the delicate tissue around the eyes begins to loosen and stretch. This can result in:

  • Upper Lid Hooding: A fold of skin that droops over the natural eyelid crease, causing heaviness or obstructing peripheral vision.
  • Lower Eyelid Crepiness: Thin, wrinkled skin beneath the eye that creates a shadowed, tired appearance.
  • Visual Fatigue or Strain: In cases where excess skin impacts field of vision, patients may feel the need to lift their brows or squint more frequently.

Genetics, sun exposure, and facial anatomy all influence how and when these changes occur—but expert care can restore balance and clarity to the eye area.

Treatment Options for Eyelid Skin Laxity

Every eye is different—and the right treatment depends on the degree of laxity, skin quality, and personal goals. Whether you’re seeking a subtle lift or a more dramatic refresh, Dr. Pacheco tailors each plan to your anatomy for seamless, elegant results.

Recommended options may include:

  • Upper or Lower Blepharoplasty: Considered the gold standard for significant laxity, eyelid surgery gently removes or repositions excess skin and fat to restore a clean, defined contour. Results are natural and long-lasting—never overdone
  • Radiofrequency Skin Tightening: For mild to moderate laxity, RF technology offers a non-invasive solution by stimulating collagen production and gradually firming the skin with no downtime.
  • Laser Resurfacing: Light-based treatments improve elasticity, refine texture, and reduce crepiness—ideal for delicate lower eyelid skin in early stages of aging.
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Expert Care, Designed for the Eyes

Precision matters—especially when treating one of the most expressive areas of the face. At Adoro, eyelid rejuvenation is more than a procedure; it’s a craft. Dr. Pacheco is a board-certified ophthalmologist and fellowship-trained oculoplastic surgeon who has spent over two decades specializing in this complex anatomy. Her results reflect deep technical mastery, aesthetic sensitivity, and a commitment to preserving what makes your gaze truly yours.

Whether you’re motivated by vision concerns or aesthetic refinement, you can trust that your treatment will be handled with care, discretion, and exceptional expertise.

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Excess Eyelid Skin FAQ

What causes excess eyelid skin?

Collagen loss, aging, sun exposure, and genetics all play a role in developing hooding or laxity around the eyes.

Do I need surgery to treat this?

Not always. For early or moderate cases, non-surgical options such as RF tightening or laser resurfacing can be effective. Surgery is ideal for more advanced concerns or when vision is impacted.

Will eyelid surgery change the shape of my eyes?

No. When performed skillfully, blepharoplasty enhances your natural eye contour without altering your expression.

Can this be considered a medical issue?

Yes. If upper eyelid skin is interfering with your field of vision, eyelid surgery may qualify as both a functional and aesthetic solution.

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